New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
LITERARY NOTES.

II fs said by tho publishers that the first Oh INC
Hawthorno-Dyrnes effective stories has had suoh
success that they havc been unable to supply inc u"
nand Of the booksellers. They have been obnged u
Aoiay the publication of the second volume upu no"
ia order to Irnt copies OF the first
One OF tho most amusing incidents OF this non
corv,icbt Ietiod T. the solemn advertisement OF The
California acapter OF Rdor Haggaros "shc' announo-
ing that be has sod share OF his Tam1lzauoiN mas
oopyrieSted the same and will prosecute anybody III
f,1ncine upon It, So that If Mr. HageaT attempted
10 bring out IN this country an adaptation by himself
OF his own book he could 10 csii! lorDiudeH W '
use Of his own propcrtyl
The noctca prelude TO the book - Week Away
From Tine" was written by Mrs Annie fe@' Mrs
James Lodge did the preface, the Filling ln, ana The
story Of a Voice. Mrs L. E.pratt wrote the Lowyer'
storyD and Owca Wistcr contributed the "Pdlaoe Oi
tho C'osed window" The "Improvlsatore' Is reu
letter idei by John Field; Arthur Dexter translated
the "story of the Necklace; the author Of "NaT
Time is unknown, and Mrs. H. Whitman wrote
"Happlness"
A New-Hampshire librarian makes suggestion
so good that it ought ~ commend Itself inihculAo,
TO all owners Of books. "There must 10 many OVVn9
he says "ockcd up in private bookcases Wnich uo NV
present owners but little good ana "hich "Oia "
most desirabc in the library. Why o0nt you ioV Us
have thcml" This apples particularly 10 pooN9 on -
pamphlets relating TO local history, o.ito Nn -
poitics Publications Of this sort quicAly io7o 'noN
signed to the papcf-min, whDe state ana Town
arc heinz searched for them In vain by hs'orcal
writers.
Clark Russeps latest story, now In conrae Of sera
rull,clxion certainly di,coses new SITUATION Ia ~
ton His shipwrcled hero is cast away on al eH'i
NOUS iceberg, and finds imprisoned therein pirate
vessel which as shown by various indications mas
been frozen there for half century The three pirates
with her are st In death, but everything Is IN Soou
order and the i've mariner nmed atey proceeds 10 60
To housekeeping comfortably. He makes IRE ID
tho galley, thaws out some OF the MT -!cai-ou Pio
visions and finds them delicious and the iaSU ins'
ment leaves him In a state Of wild hiarity over MS
bowl Of punch.
A., exhaustive account Of NJ. Pasteurs theories ano
rraetico ON the subject of hydrophoba is announced
IN London by Dr. suzOr. of the faculties oil hnouish
and Paris The volume will contain trahsla'ionS u
all Pasteurs communications On this suoloc' 'No
technique Of his methods, the htes' s''u9''0' N'N
and il viii be illustrated
rb,. Rev. Richard G. Greene Of Orange, y. J.'
has nrcparcd a volume Il church services for every
sunday in the year and for special occasions IL j
10 be called "Atds 10 Common Worship ana VIII III
clude chants, hymns, and responsive readihsS' lno
Century Company will publish 1t together WIN ne"
Sunday school hymn and tune book ch'l'ieu soi'7S
of worship" Dudley Buck and other American COM
posers have contributed part OF this volume.
"Thc Tlub-dub of mental vivisecrion" IS what "lhe
cbicago News calls the work accomplished By the
analytic novelists.
"The London Times" declares that "lr the IarGon
of the day the realistic novelist seems to be ono VINO
is not afraid of dealing with repulslve ihc'eA7' IL
is not the faithful representation OF the WeIaso
realities of life which constitutes the realistic novel;
1t is the dragging out from deserved darkness OF some
episode y. situation As it IS repcuentl Wihch
people generally agree to rom ulsc"9'ioI'
This applies OF course to the French school ana us
English imitation, to the American roallsts VINO
ere very far from shocking anybody
one of tho latest novels of the English realistic
school-a trashy book for which there has Dcch
great sale in tlis country though few critics have
mentioned It's f. c. Philips AS in a Looking Glass.
Tho author of this nonsense is Just publishing IN
London a new story, "Ihc strange Adventures u
Lucy smith,"
The book which Miss Lafan is about to puollfh -
10 be sequel to that clever but painful story, Tine
don Miss FoTard."
The second volume Of Justin Mccarthy History
of the Four Georges" In course Of preparation.